Lights. Camera. Turkey!

Uncle Phil · November 2008

Hope you all had a great Thanksgiving. We did too. Our bird is famous as well as cooked as we created this short little Eggstravaganza.

Uncle Phil

http://vimeo.com/2370583

lowercasebill · November 2008

beautiful thanks for posting that and happy thanksgiving weekend to you and yours
bill

Uncle Phil · November 2008

Thanks, Bill:
Glad you enjoyed the video. Have a wonderful holiday season.

Uncle Phil

mad max beyond eggdome · November 2008

phil, that video was terrific!!!!...and when he takes that first juicy slice off the breast, that is just great!!!. ..thanks for sharing!!!!

Rascal · November 2008

That was great! I could taste it from here!! 8 - ),,,

Uncle Phil · November 2008

Thank you Max, it was your recipe! You cook 'em and I'll film 'em!
Hope you had a great one and thanks for sharing your time with everyone on the hotline!

Uncle Phil

Uncle Phil · November 2008

Thanks, Rascal:
It was a great bird and juicy. Can't beat the Egg!
Uncle Phil

lowercasebill · November 2008

an idea whose time has come..
an uncle phil film of mad max making his turkey

Kokeman · November 2008

Great video Phil. That turkey looks good.
Koke

Uncle Phil · November 2008

Thank you for the kind words. The turkey was great. Hope yours was too!

Uncle Phil

Dawgtired · November 2008

That was cool!!! By the way, SWEET PAN!

Uncle Phil · November 2008

Thanks.
Feel free to view the other videos on the site. A great one on doing Ribs and one on Pulled Pork.

Uncle Phil

ILL--EGGER · November 2008

Great video as always and thanks for shareing. I gotta tell ya though...that video of your friends 1932 Ford is fantastic also :ohmy: !

Uncle Phil · November 2008

Thanks, EGGER:
The 1932 Ford was shot with a Steadicam. That device allows me to walk, run or otherwise move with the camera and the shot stays stable, It takes a lot of work to get good with the Steadicam and as you can see I still need practice. The editing was done in Final Cut Pro and all the color was re-touched with Apple's COLOR program. It was about a 20 hour edit and colorization process to make, but I am pleased how it came out.
Thanks again for taking time to watch both videos.

Uncle Phil

Lights. Camera. Turkey!

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